Beginning CSS3 (Expert's Voice in Web Development)
David Powers
Language: English
Pages: 568
ISBN: 1430244739
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Beginning CSS3 teaches you how to style web pages using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)―the language of web design. Starting from first principles, you’ll learn through a series of practical exercises how to change the default look of HTML tags, adding color, backgrounds, and borders. The book demystifies core concepts, such as the CSS box model and selectors, giving you the confidence and knowledge to create innovative and flexible page layouts. You’ll also learn how to create rounded corners, drop shadows, and gradients without the need for images, using the latest CSS3 techniques.
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